fix: onset router — state-aware options instead of first-run menu (#508) - #509
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The runs block listed every run dir individually: a 120-line wall of finished entries burying the signal, and any run without FINISHED reported as 'solving' with no age check — an Aug-14 zombie was presented to the user as 'one run still solving'. - live runs (unfinished, < 12h): one line each, with age - older unfinished: STALE — no FINISHED since <date>, 'probably dead, do not present as live' - finished: ONE backlog line (count · best F · latest) + pointer to the full history in the runs dir - version 0.2.4 -> 0.2.5 (shipped plugin content changes; keeps installed-vsix dir resolution unambiguous) Closes #506.
The router offered the same first-run menu (application entry cards, 'start from a system') to everyone. A returning researcher with an active problem, a campaign ledger, and a fleet got a fresh-install menu, so greetings defaulted to pulse-design framing. Now the options are composed from the live stack state: resume the active problem ONLY when one is present; resume the research campaign ONLY when a sessions/ ledger exists; fleet ops ONLY when fleet state is present; first-run entry cards replace those three when no profile is recorded. Specific opening asks skip the question entirely. Closes #508.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe extension now classifies active, stale, and finished runs. The onset router derives options from live state, uses first-run entry cards only when applicable, and bypasses routing for specific requests. ChangesState-aware onset behavior
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The stack summary can report the wrong latest completed run—or omit it when finished runs lack fidelity data—which may provide misleading context for subsequent routing. This is a bounded correctness risk that is mergeable with owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SessionOpener
participant OnsetRouter
participant LiveStackState
participant QuestionTool
SessionOpener->>OnsetRouter: provide opening request
OnsetRouter->>LiveStackState: inspect available state
LiveStackState-->>OnsetRouter: return applicable options
OnsetRouter->>QuestionTool: ask the onboarding question when needed
QuestionTool-->>SessionOpener: present routing options or entry cards
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In `@packages/extension/opencode-plugin/stack_state.ts`:
- Around line 292-299: Update the finished-run summary around best, withF, and
latest so latest is selected by sorting done using the timestamp encoded in each
run ID, rather than filesystem order. Always include latest.name in bits,
including when no finished run has fidelity; retain the existing fidelity
formatting when available. Add coverage for non-chronological directory order
and finished runs without result.toml.
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| const best = done.reduce((acc, d) => (d.fidelity !== undefined && (acc === undefined || d.fidelity > acc) ? d.fidelity : acc), undefined); | ||
| const withF = done.filter((d) => d.fidelity !== undefined); | ||
| const latest = done[done.length - 1]; | ||
| const bits = [ | ||
| `${done.length} finished`, | ||
| best !== undefined ? `best F=${best.toFixed(6)}` : null, | ||
| withF.length > 0 ? `latest ${latest.name}${latest.fidelity !== undefined ? ` (F=${latest.fidelity.toFixed(6)})` : ""}` : null, | ||
| ].filter(Boolean); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Select and render the latest finished run deterministically.
Line 294 selects the last filesystem entry, not the latest timestamped run. The reported latest run can be incorrect when directory order differs from run-ID order. Line 298 also omits latest when every finished run lacks result.toml.
Sort finished runs by their timestamped run ID before selecting latest. Always render its name. Add coverage for non-chronological directory order and for finished runs without fidelity.
Proposed fix
- const withF = done.filter((d) => d.fidelity !== undefined);
- const latest = done[done.length - 1];
+ const latest = [...done].sort((a, b) => b.name.localeCompare(a.name))[0];
const bits = [
`${done.length} finished`,
best !== undefined ? `best F=${best.toFixed(6)}` : null,
- withF.length > 0 ? `latest ${latest.name}${latest.fidelity !== undefined ? ` (F=${latest.fidelity.toFixed(6)})` : ""}` : null,
+ `latest ${latest.name}${latest.fidelity !== undefined ? ` (F=${latest.fidelity.toFixed(6)})` : ""}`,
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| const best = done.reduce((acc, d) => (d.fidelity !== undefined && (acc === undefined || d.fidelity > acc) ? d.fidelity : acc), undefined); | |
| const withF = done.filter((d) => d.fidelity !== undefined); | |
| const latest = done[done.length - 1]; | |
| const bits = [ | |
| `${done.length} finished`, | |
| best !== undefined ? `best F=${best.toFixed(6)}` : null, | |
| withF.length > 0 ? `latest ${latest.name}${latest.fidelity !== undefined ? ` (F=${latest.fidelity.toFixed(6)})` : ""}` : null, | |
| ].filter(Boolean); | |
| const best = done.reduce((acc, d) => (d.fidelity !== undefined && (acc === undefined || d.fidelity > acc) ? d.fidelity : acc), undefined); | |
| const latest = [...done].sort((a, b) => b.name.localeCompare(a.name))[0]; | |
| const bits = [ | |
| `${done.length} finished`, | |
| best !== undefined ? `best F=${best.toFixed(6)}` : null, | |
| `latest ${latest.name}${latest.fidelity !== undefined ? ` (F=${latest.fidelity.toFixed(6)})` : ""}`, | |
| ].filter(Boolean); |
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In `@packages/extension/opencode-plugin/stack_state.ts` around lines 292 - 299,
Update the finished-run summary around best, withF, and latest so latest is
selected by sorting done using the timestamp encoded in each run ID, rather than
filesystem order. Always include latest.name in bits, including when no finished
run has fidelity; retain the existing fidelity formatting when available. Add
coverage for non-chronological directory order and finished runs without
result.toml.
Closes #508. Stacked on #507 (merge that first).
Why: the onset router served the same first-run menu to everyone — a returning researcher with an active problem, a campaign ledger, and a fleet got a fresh-install option set, so greetings defaulted to pulse-design framing instead of the studio's actual state.
The fix: the router's options are now composed from the live stack state — resume-active-problem and resume-campaign appear ONLY when the state supports them (the amicode_context plugin carries that state into every prompt), fleet ops only when fleet state is present, and the first-run entry cards appear only in the no-profile branch. Specific opening asks skip the question entirely, and the never-a-dead-end / no-silent-heuristic rules survive.
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